How Old is Considered a Stock Car?

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DiBraxton
07/30/25 3:40am
Cars older than 3 months are considered stock cars. Methods for handling stock cars: 1. Dismantle the stock cars and sell important parts such as the engine and transmission; 2. Stock cars may also be sold internally. If the number of stock cars is not large, they are often sold to employees at very low prices, which not only helps clear the inventory but also provides a benefit to the employees. Many 4S stores adopt this method. Since stock cars can be resold in various ways, buyers should be extra cautious when purchasing. A simple way to identify a stock car is to check the vehicle's nameplate, which clearly records the production date, making it easy to determine if the car is a stock car.
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